AMD announced the Radeon PRO W6000 series workstation graphics, delivering high performance, stability and reliability for professional users.

Samsung introduced its newest radio frequency technology based on 8-nanometer process.

In the German town of Dresden, Bosch opened one of the world’s most modern wafer fabs.

Over the past year, sick patients stepping into the hospital in Mexico immediately have their temperature, blood oxygen level and medical history recorded by RoomieBot.

IBM unveiled a breakthrough in semiconductor design and process with the development of the world's first chip announced with 2 nanometer nanosheet technology.

IBM hosted an exclusive online media roundtable on the topic of "Responsible Usage of AI" with IBM Fellow and AI scientist, Aleksandra Saška Mojsilović.

During the past six months, Grundfos, TDC NET and Ericsson have joined forces to explore how 5G can be used in an industrial context at a Grundfos plant.

BioNTech has converted an existing facility in Marburg for the production of the Covid-19 vaccine in a record time with assistance from Siemens.

Ellevio, Sweden’s second largest grid company, has contracted Siemens Smart Infrastructure to deliver a new grid control system for its distribution network.

Croatian-based robotics and AI company Gideon Brothers and Atlantic Grupa, the CEE FMCG manufacturer and 3PL distributor, have launched a joint development project.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced it is accelerating space exploration and increasing self-sufficiency for astronauts by enabling real-time data processing with advanced commercial edge computing in space for the first time.

Thanks to improved software for the Vivalytic analysis device, the Bosch rapid coronavirus test, which uses polymerase chain reactions (PCR), now delivers its results even faster.

Smartphone technology has become an unexpectedly vital piece of technology for the sight loss community to not only maintain independence at home and in the world at large, but also to keep up with their sighted peers in the workplace, according to Strategy Analytics.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise was awarded a $35+ million contract to build a new supercomputer using its end-to-end high performance computing technologies for the National Center for Atmospheric Research.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure released its new public fast charger Sicharge D for the IEC markets.

Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 870 platform, renewing its focus on the mobile gaming market.

Bosch has launched a human skin temperature detection solution that features built-in AI.

Samsung introduced its latest 108-megapixel mobile image sensor, ISOCELL HM3.

AMD announced the full portfolio of Ryzen 5000 Series Mobile Processors, that will bring Zen 3 core architecture to the laptop market.

Samsung announced the Exynos 2100 through its virtual event.

At of the end of 2020, Moscow’s electric bus fleet has reached 500 vehicles, which is more than in any other European city.

When it comes to stationary fuel cells, Bosch is stepping up a gear.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure has teamed up with Auto-Info to jointly develop a modular COVID-19 examination unit.

Qualcomm unveiled its new chipset platform for flagship smartphones, the Snapdragon 888.

Bosch and BASF Digital Farming have signed a 50:50 joint venture (JV) agreement to globally market and sell smart farming solutions from a single source in the future.

Siemens unveiled the first industrial 5G router for connecting local industrial applications to a public 5G network.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced that NASA highlighted new research progress to support the next human landing on the moon by performing complex simulations on  Aitken supercomputer, which is powered by HPE.

Siemens Mobility is partnering with ASFiNAG, the operating authority for the Austrian highway network, to provide the technology for an intelligent traffic management system that facilitates the exchange of safety information between vehicles and the road.

Apple introduced a new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini powered by the it’s own revolutionary M1, the first in a family of chips designed by Apple specifically for the Mac. By far the most powerful chip Apple has ever made, M1 transforms the Mac experience. With its industry-leading performance per watt, together with macOS Big Sur, M1 delivers up to 3.5x faster CPU, up to 6x faster GPU, up to 15x faster machine learning (ML) capabilities, and battery life up to 2x longer than before. And with M1 and Big Sur, users get access to the biggest collection of apps ever for Mac. With amazing performance and remarkable new features, the new lineup of M1-powered Macs are an incredible value, and all are available to order today.

Nvidia said the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking is using its accelerated computing platforms and architecture to build four new supercomputers.